
The Rest Is Politics: US 133. Has the Battle for Trump’s Successor Already Started?
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Nov 27, 2025 The hosts dive into the competition for Trump's populist successor, debating names like J.D. Vance and Elise Stefanik. They discuss how Canadians should navigate US politics amidst shifting policies. Insights are shared on potential second-term impacts and the global focus on security. They also explore building confidence and pursuing passions, alongside practical tips for learning about cryptocurrency. With personal anecdotes and book recommendations, they wrap up with festive Thanksgiving plans.
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Trump Controls His Successor Narrative
- Donald Trump will likely pick and discard potential successors rather than let one dominate the populist right.
- Anthony Scaramucci doubts J.D. Vance will survive Trump's favor and names alternative figures like Glenn Youngkin and Elise Stefanik.
Populist Platforms Extend Beyond Elected Officials
- Marjorie Taylor Greene and media figures like Tucker Carlson occupy strong populist platforms even amid tensions with Trump.
- Katty Kay notes Vance lacks the charisma ('riz') to command the MAGA base in the way Trump does.
Sort Permanent Shifts From Trump-Specific Moves
- Identify what U.S. political changes are permanent versus Trump-specific before reacting.
- Katty Kay advises allies like Canada to take a deep breath and distinguish structural shifts from transient volatility.
























